Here’s an excellent Public Television documentary about the origins of snowmobiling, with an emphasis on Minnesota, Arctic Cat, Polaris and Ski-Doo.
Click Here to watch Part 1 (roughly 27 minutes).
Click Here to watch Part 2 (26 minutes).
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that was awsome!!!thanks
Sweet videos. I especially appreciated the interviews with Edgar. There were a few other cool videos to check out on that site as well. Thanks for sharing!
Just watched part 1. God bless you Edgar Hetteen! If you’re a dedicated Cat lover like me, it’ll probably bring a tear to your eye. I’ll watch this again and again…great stuff! …
Thanks for posting this John. All sledders should be made aware of the early history of the sport. Not only is it fascinating, but makes one appreciate the trials and tribulations of the pioneers of the sport we all love.
The narator pronounces Skiroule “Ski-roo-lay” hahahahahaha
Great Stuff. Thanks for the post.
polaris all the way